Sharpshooter™ combines vision capability and photoelectric sensor simplicity. This optical sensor provides reliable error proofing and quality inspection in a small package. (read more)

The high speed CHRocodile X is perfect for the topographic evaluation of large areas. Xenon technology enables measurement speeds up to 14 times faster when compared to CHR 150 E. The means a maximum scanning rate of 14 kHz on virtually all material surfaces! (read more)

The 150mm High/Low Alarm Rotameter with Optical Sensor Switch is a non-invasive means for detecting HI or LOW flow. This sensor is ideal for signaling an alarm, cutoff valve, or other device when the float passes the detector (alarm, valve, etc. not included). (read more)

High Plains Optics is pleased to announce our capabilities in the precision fabrication of Infrared materials. Our experience includes hands-on manufacture of ZnSe, ZnS, Si and Ge to name a few. (read more)

The TSL2561 Light-to-Digital Converter from TAOS combines a broadband photodiode (350 nm to 1100 nm) with a visible light blocking photodiode to approximate a human eye response. With integrated analog-to-digital conversion circuitry, data is output via a serial interface using I2C standard protocol. (read more)

Industrial and scientific applications often require continuous and precise monitoring of target temperature. Although most of today's high quality infrared thermometers offer through lens sighting for pinpointing the desired target area, changes to this area can occur due to vibration or expansion. (read more)

The M770S is housed in a compact, rugged metal housing about 8 inches long. This self-contained sensor head incorporates a high quality, high resolution variable focus optical system that provides a sharp erect image of the target. Focusing is executed by turning the focusing knob on the rear panel of the instrument. The M770S enables precision pinpointing of small target areas. (read more)

The TCS230 programmable RGB color sensing light-to-frequency converter combines configurable silicon photodiodes and a current-to-frequency converter on a single monolithic CMOS integrated circuit. The output is a square wave (50% duty cycle) and frequency directly proportional to light intensity (irradiance). (read more)

m780The M780 is housed in a compact, rugged metal housing about 8 inches long. This self-contained sensor head incorporates a high quality, high resolution variable focus optical system that provides a sharp erect image of the target. Focusing is executed by turning the focusing knob on the rear panel of the instrument. The M770S enables precision pinpointing of small target areas. (read more)

Custom Infrared Panel Emitters and Custom Infrared from Thermal Circuits, Inc. (read more)